Live teaching, live practice, office hours, and help on your teen's actual school problems any day of the week — about 2–3 hours a week. The full program from now through the AP exam.
Taught by our team of experienced AP coaches — founded by Allen Tsao (Electrical Engineering, UC Berkeley & Stanford).
It's usually not ability — it's how the class works. Three reasons students fall behind during the year:
For most students this is their first physics class ever — taught at a college pace from week one.
Unit 1 feeds Unit 2, which feeds Unit 3. One shaky unit makes everything after it harder while new material keeps coming.
Students get the concepts but freeze when a problem looks a little different. That's the real skill the class tests — and almost nobody teaches it directly.
Not "here's how to do this one problem" — the step-by-step way to break down any problem, whether it's easy, hard, or one your teen has never seen. A hard problem stops being scary; it's the same steps with a trickier setup.
Your teen works problems on their own whiteboard while an instructor watches the work as it happens — and catches a wrong turn the moment it happens, before it becomes a habit. About 5 students per instructor.
The same core program as our Summer Jumpstart — about 2–3 hours a week — plus the support that keeps your teen ahead all year long.
A webinar-style class on each week's concepts and how to break down its problems — your teen sees the instructor and asks questions anonymously in the chat, answered live.
Own whiteboard, instructor watching live, with feedback on the approach and problem-solving steps — not just right or wrong answers.
At least 5 office hours every week to drop in with school-specific questions — homework, labs, an upcoming test. A sign-up sheet lets you see how busy each session is before you join.
Post a picture of any school problem in our online community — any day, evenings and weekends included — and we send back a video walking through it with the same problem-solving steps. Usually within a few hours (12-hour max). Perfect for busy athletes and packed schedules.
A self-serve library of AP-style multiple-choice and free-response questions, filterable by unit and topic. Every MCQ gives instant feedback and a video walkthrough; submit a free-response and you get immediate AI feedback scored against a rubric we custom-build for each question, a full video solution, and the option to request a personal instructor review if you're still stuck.
Older units stay fresh with ongoing review sessions, so nothing is forgotten by exam day.
A clear, repeatable way to approach each unit's problems, taught all the way through Unit 8.
Full exam preparation is built in — strategies, mock exams, and FRQ feedback as the exam approaches. No extra charge.
In our 2026 cohort, 93% of students scored a 4 or 5 — most of them 5s, and 100% scored a 3 or higher. Our students typically post the highest first-test scores in their class and hold solid A's.
Came in nervous with no physics background. After we built up her problem-solving, she scored 91% on her Unit 3 exam when the class average was 60%. That confidence carried her all year.
Came in having forgotten everything from middle-school physics. The steady support meant she was scoring well even before her teacher curved the test — and walked into the AP exam actually knowing her stuff.
Month-to-month, like a subscription — cancel anytime. Or pay the year up front and save.
We trained it on exactly how the school-year program works — schedule, format, pricing, what's covered, and whether it's the right fit for your teen. Ask it anything, anytime.
About 2–3 hours a week: one hour of live teaching plus one to two hours of practice. There's no required outside homework — students drop into office hours or the practice portal whenever they want more help.
Yes. At least 5 office hours a week cover any school-specific topic, our online community sends back video walkthroughs on their exact homework and lab problems, a self-serve practice portal lets them drill any unit and topic, and weekly unit reviews keep older material fresh — so we support whatever their teacher is doing, in any order.
This is exactly who the school-year support is built for. Class times are flexible and recorded, and when they're stuck they can snap a photo of the problem any time — evenings and weekends included — and get a video walkthrough back, usually within a few hours (12-hour max). Nobody falls behind for a tournament or a packed week.
No. Students join anytime, and we meet your teen where they are — shoring up any shaky foundation while supporting what their class is doing right now. And no physics background is needed: the curriculum is built for students starting from scratch, with solid algebra and geometry as the only prerequisites.
Yes. The program is month-to-month, like a subscription — cancel whenever you need to. If you'd rather pay for the year up front, you save 25%.
Yes — full exam preparation is built in at no extra charge, including exam strategies, mock exams, and FRQ feedback as the exam approaches.
Live teaching and practice, 5+ weekly office hours, and help on their actual school problems any day of the week — from now through the AP exam.
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